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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1941
Page
28
Dr Dafoe warns that frequent child accidents are rarely bad luck and often indicate care issues or eye problems. He urges parents to investigate home hazards and check a child’s eyesight, noting accidents can signal deeper concerns and may be preventable with early action. He previews tomorrow’s first aid hints in accidents.
A New Castle Army Recruiting Station message urges merchants nationwide to aid a slogan contest. The proposed national slogan Lets Go U S A Keep Em Flying aims to support national defense and aviation progress. Sergeant Owen E Tighe offers free advertising mats showing three airplanes for shop use.
At a Rinascenza Lodge No. 19 meeting on Morton Street final plans were set for participation in the Flag Day parade on June 14. President Guy Casalena announced all members should meet at King Humbert Hall at 2 30 this afternoon. The next regular meeting is June 15 at 2 30.
Chewton Class No 5 of the Chewton Christian Sunday school will hold their regular monthly business meeting at the home of Mrs Mary Arnold in Shenango township on Friday evening June 13. Several residents and families are noted visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns including Hookstown Beaver Falls Wells ville Cleveland Ellwood City Racine Butler and Ellwood City. Births are announced as Mr and Mrs Albert Lutz welcome a daughter at Jameson Memorial hospital on Sunday June 8.
Wayne township residents hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Campbell and family. Carl Sample and daughter Dorothy of McKeesport joined Mr and Mrs Howard Allen. Elmer Badger and son Dicky visited Worthington. S D Hendershot and son Warren toured Pittsburgh. Ethel Craven remains recovering after appendix operation in Ellwood City hospital. Additional gatherings included Charles Hill and Ralph Piscinieri guests at Nellie Summers. Albert McKelvey and William Shallenberger visits to Eliza Conner. Clarence Mayberry and daughters with Harry Mayberry and sons and Charles Lutz and daughters. and Howard Houk with Mrs Willis Houk on business in Ellwood City.
In Harrisburg the senate health committee considers a bill by Sen. Leroy E. Chapman to create a cancer research sanitorium at the Butler Tuberculosis Sanitorium with a $100,000 appropriation. Debate centers on opening the unused state facility and whether tuberculosis facilities suffice.
The city bureau of building today issued permits for three projects. Mrs. W. W. Headings will remodel a dwelling at 11 West Edison avenue with an estimated cost of 400 dollars. Spur Distributing Company plans a metal ware house at 740 South Mill street costing about 240 dollars. James Passias will remodel a frame dwelling at 14 West Wallace avenue with an estimated cost of 50 dollars.
I Lamont Hughes state secretary of highways buys the John B Duffey farm in Penn township near the Pittsburgh Butler airport a 100 acre tract. Purchase was from Walter E Duffey Fort Worth son of the late owner. The tract includes several barns and county homestead. The Hughes plan to occupy soon.
Miss Isabelle Paul of the New Castle Free Public Library resigns after serving on staff. She will leave Saturday and relocate with her family to Newark, New Jersey, on Monday of next week.
The Greater New Castle Association board of directors will meet in the GNCA office at The Castleton tonight at 10:30 PM.
Local residents from New Castle Grove City and nearby towns visit friends and relatives in a string of social calls and gatherings. The District 14 Young People Council held a miscellaneous shower for Wendell Lizzia at Nazareth church. A picnic is planned Saturday June 14 at the Children’s home.
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